Currently, in the developed world, intercultural communication competence is of great importance for higher education students, enabling them to communicate effectively with representatives of different nationalities. Therefore, the development of students' intercultural communication competence is becoming a necessity of the time. This competence enables students to communicate effectively with representatives of different cultures, respect others' opinions, and accept diverse perspectives. This article highlights several principles: firstly, the principle of openness and tolerance, which allows students to learn about various cultures and develop a positive attitude towards them. Secondly, the principle of learning and exchanging experiences, fosters intercultural communication by facilitating the exchange of knowledge and experiences among students. The implementation of these principles and concepts serves as an effective tool for shaping intercultural communication competence, making a significant contribution to student’s personal and professional development.  

Intercultural communication, principles, concepts

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